#1893–94

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Words for Sex Scenes

SEXUAL DESIRE

sensual (?a1425–) - Involving gratification of the senses; of, relating to, or arising from physical (esp. sexual) urges or desires

Venerian (1448–1605) - venereal

venereal (?a1475–) - Of or relating to, associated or connected with, sexual desire or intercourse.

warm (1593–) - Characterized by, of the nature of, prone to, sexual desire; amorous.

fantastical (1594) - Pertaining to the passion of love.

sexual (1839–) - Characterized by sexual instincts or feelings, or the capacity for these; possessing or displaying sexuality.

thermal (1866–) - figurative. Heated with passion; erotic, passionate, impassioned.

satyrish (1876–) - Characteristic or reminiscent of a satyr; resembling a satyr; esp. lecherous, sexually rapacious, lascivious.

Wife of Bath (1926–) - Suggestive or characteristic of the Wife of Bath.

FULL OF SEXUAL DESIRE

fire-hot (Old English–) - figurative. Inflamed with zeal, passion, or lust; ardent, fervent.

hot (?a1300–) - Excited (originally with reference to the attendant increase in bodily heat). Full of or characterized by sexual desire, lustful.

venereal (?a1475–) - Of or relating to, associated or connected with, sexual desire or intercourse.

warm (1897–) - Characterized by, of the nature of, prone to, sexual desire; amorous.

hot pants (1927–) - U.S. colloquial. Lustful, having a strong sexual appetite; sexually aroused.

sexed-up (1933–) - Chiefly colloquial. Having or expressing strong sexual feelings or awareness; sexually aroused; lustful.

supersexual (1961–) - Highly sexual or sexed; having or relating to strong sexual appetites.

SEXUALLY EXCITED

proud (1590–1629) - Sexually excited; lascivious. Obsolete.

prime (a1616) - Sexually excited, lustful. Obsolete. rare.

horny (1889–) - transferred. Sexually excited; lecherous.

horn-mad (1893–) - Lecherous. slang.

turned-on (1968–) - slang (originally U.S.). Excited, stimulated; esp. sexually aroused.

CAUSING SEXUAL EXCITEMENT OR DESIRE

sweet in (the, one's) bed (a1300–) - Pleasing (in general); yielding pleasure or enjoyment; agreeable, delightful, charming.

provocative (?a1505–) - That excites appetite or lust; spec. intended or intending to arouse sexual desire or interest.

marrow-burning (?1592) ⚜ marrow-eating (1593–)

marrow-melting (1593–) ⚜ marrow-boiling (1605)

tickle (1604) - With reference to incontinency. Obsolete.

venereous (1611–94) - Exciting or stimulating sexual desire.

aphrodisiacal (1719–) - Of aphrodisiac character.

erogenic (1887–) - That gives rise to sexual desire.

pervy (1945–) - Sexually perverted; pornographic.

bodacious (1991–) - slang (originally and chiefly U.S.) Sexually attractive.

SEXUAL RELATIONS

fleshly (Old English–1578) - Connected by, or based upon, ties of flesh and blood; natural. Obsolete.

carnal (a1500–) - Sexual.

physical (1778–) - Sexual, carnal; sexually intimate.

sexual (1809–) - Of or relating to sexuality as a social or cultural phenomenon; regarding sexual conduct.

pandemian (1818–) - Of love: common, popular, human.

pandemic (a1822–) - Of or relating to physical or sensual love (as opposed to spiritual or divine love).

sexful (1894–) - Having or conveying sex, sexual presence, or feelings, etc.; sexy.

sexy (1923–) - Of a personal attribute, thing, etc.: characterized by sexuality or sexual appeal; sexually attractive, stimulating, or suggestive.

bedroom (1924–) - In extended use, usually implying sexual relationship; sexy.

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[lux-vitae]

Dawn by James Elder Christie (c. 1893-94)

[weirdlookindog]

Odilon Redon (1840-1916) - Hantise (Haunting), 1893-94

[oncanvas]

Still Life with Apples, Paul Cézanne, 1893-94

Oil on canvas 65.4 x 81.6 cm (25 ¾ x 32 ⅛ in.) J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, USA

[random-brushstrokes]

Mary Cassatt - The Boating Party (1893-94)

[elishanelsonfanacct]

death and the maiden

niklaus manuel deutsch c. 1517, richard bergh 1888, matthias claudius c. 1774, hans baldung grien c. 1520—25, niklaus manuel deutsch c. 1517, hans sebald beham c. 1547, hans baldung grien c. 1517, edvard munch c. 1893—94, joseph beuys 1957, egon schiele c. 1915—16, karl siegfried guthke 1999

[clawmarks]

Tapis linoleum : saisons 1893-94 - John Barry, Ostlere & Co. - 1893 - via Internet Archive

[fashionbooksmilano]

Victor Horta L'architecte de l'Art Nouveau

David Dernie, Alastair Carew-Cox

Fonds Mercator, Bruxelles 2018, 240 pages, 25x30,5cm, ISBN 978-94-6230-206-8

euro 52,00

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Victor Horta (1861-1947) est le célèbre créateur de l'architecture Art Nouveau. Après l'Hôtel Tassel, à Bruxelles, en 1893, Horta a construit plus de 40 immeubles en une décennie. Ce nouvel ouvrage expose les nombreuses influences qui se sont exercées sur son œuvre, ainsi que son héritage. Les descriptions détaillées de 19 projets, dont le Pavillon Lambeaux, l'Hôtel Autrique, l'Hôtel Max Hallet et l'Hôpital Brugmann, sont illustrées de dessins originaux de Horta et de photographies réalisées spécialement pour l'occasion par le photographe primé Alastair Carew-Cox, spécialisé en architecture. L'ouvrage comprend en outre de nombreuses photographies de l'Hôtel Solvay, une des œuvres majeures de Horta, dont l'accès, refusé aux photographes depuis 20 ans, a été exceptionnellement accordé à Alastair Carew-Cox au cours de l'été 2016, en reconnaissance de la contribution significative apportée par lui et le Professeur David Dernie à l'étude de Horta.

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[theabominableseamstress]

Dress. 1893-94. English. V&A Museum.

[mysterious-secret-garden]

Robert Sauber - From “The English Illustrated Magazine”, 1893-94.

[lionofchaeronea]

The Harvest Dance, Joseph Henry Sharp, 1893-94

[lux-vitae]

Niels Ebbesen by Agnes Slott-Mølle (1893-94)

[notallsandmen]

Aubrey Beardsley, ”Praying Angels and Poppies” (Border Design for Thomas Malory, "Le Morte d'Arthur," J. M. Dent 1893–94)

[mamotretos]

weirdlookindog Odilon Redon (1840-1916) - Hantise (Haunting), 1893-94

[random-brushstrokes]

Robert Sterl - Farm in Hesse (1893-94)

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Edvard Munch

Death and Life (Death and the Maiden), 1893-94

Oil on canvas.